“I believe we do not have enough intel players,” Air Force Chief of Staff Moseley told attendees at the AEI conference. Apart from simply increasing the number of intelligence personnel, Moseley said that he wants to target additions across the active, reserve, and civilian force. He said he also has set up a group to examine whether current intel specialists “have the right skill sets” for the kinds of missions USAF needs doing.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth foot-stomped the Pentagon's push for acquisition speed and contractor accountability in a Jan. 12 speech at Lockheed Martin’s production hub in Fort Worth, Texas—the heart of the department’s biggest acquisition program, the F-35.
